Archive · 21 Nov 2025
Hyderabad Traffic Police Crack Down on Pending Challans and Illegal Parking
In Hyderabad, traffic police are warning vehicle owners about unpaid traffic fines after a bus crash.
Many bus operators have stopped services due to inspections.
Trucks parking illegally on highways and the Outer Ring Road are causing accidents, so authorities are trying to educate drivers and enforce rules.
Traffic police in Hyderabad have decided to create awareness among vehicle owners about pending challans following a bus mishap in Kurnool.
Over 600 private travel operators have halted services after intensified inspections across Telangana.
Illegal truck parking on highways is causing accidents, with around 1,000 lorries parking along the roadside daily.
Illegal parking on the Outer Ring Road (ORR) continues despite a blanket ban and several accidents caused by stationary vehicles.
Traffic authorities are taking measures to educate drivers, enforce rules, and provide better parking facilities.
- Who
- Traffic police, vehicle owners, travel operators, truck drivers
- What
- Creating awareness about pending challans, halting services, parking illegally, causing accidents
- When
- Recently, following a bus mishap in Kurnool
- Where
- Hyderabad, Telangana state highways, Outer Ring Road
- Why
- To ensure safety, enforce traffic rules, and prevent accidents
Traffic Police & RTA
Truckers' Associations
Illegal parking
Traffic Police & RTA
Causes accidents and poses threat to other motorists
Truckers' Associations
Due to lack of adequate rest areas and entry restrictions into cities
- Total vehicles on ORR daily
- 2.1 lakh
- Total lorries parking daily
- Around 1,000
- Fine for illegal parking
- ₹1,000
- Speed limit on ORR
- 120 kmph
- Length of ORR
- 158 km
